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Corporate Environmental Corporate Environmental Management in ThailandManagement in Thailand
Dr. Qwanruedee ChotichanatawewongDr. Qwanruedee Chotichanatawewong
Assistant PresidentAssistant President
Thailand Environment InstituteThailand Environment Institute
Profile of ThailandProfile of Thailand
• EconomicsEconomics– Lower middle income industrial Lower middle income industrial
developing nationdeveloping nation
– GDP: GDP: 223 Billion USD223 Billion USD• GDP per capita: 9,100 USDGDP per capita: 9,100 USD• GDP of industry sector: 45%GDP of industry sector: 45%• GDP of service sector: 45%GDP of service sector: 45%• GDP of agricultural sector: 10%GDP of agricultural sector: 10%
– Growth Rate Growth Rate • 5% in 20065% in 2006
Number of
customers
• EnvironmentEnvironment– Air PollutionAir Pollution
• Important sources: Vehicles & Factories
– WastewaterWastewater• Important sources:
– Household: 14 million m3/day– Factory: 7 million m3/day
– Solid WasteSolid Waste: 92% collection capacity• Increasing
– 1993: 30,600 ton/day– 2002: 39,200 ton/day
• Generation rate in Bangkok– 1 kg/capita/day
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Public participationDecentralization
Trade and Environment
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Decentralization
Environmental Compliance Period
Environmental Improvement Period
Environmental Awareness Period
Initial Pollution Control Period
Industrial Development Period
All action are
already in implementation stages but not fully implemented in some actions
Stage I Stage II Stage III
Before 1992 to 1992 1992 to 1995 1995 to Present
Environmental Management in Thailand
Policies Related to Emission and PollutionPolicies Related to Emission and Pollution
• 1st stage• Only command and control• Lacking of participation
• 2nd stage• Not yet sustainable• Not yet full collaboration of parties
• 3rd stage• More sustainable• Require more collaboration from all parties• Require stronger enforcement, voluntary and
public awareness including EPR and greening supply chain
Policies Related to Emission and PollutionPolicies Related to Emission and Pollution
• Thailand is implementing– End-of pipe Treatment
• Standard
– Self Regulation• Self monitoring report
– Voluntary Approach– Economic Instruments
• Fee
• Permit
• Food Production SectorFood Production Sector– Case study: Chareon Pokphand Case study: Chareon Pokphand
Foods (CPF) PCLFoods (CPF) PCL..
• Automobile SectorAutomobile Sector– Case study: ToyotaCase study: Toyota
2 Case Studies of Good Voluntary 2 Case Studies of Good Voluntary Initiated Initiated
by Business Sectorby Business Sector
• Initiated by CorporateInitiated by Corporate– Chareon Pokphand Foods (CPF) PCL.– Largest food company in the ASEAN
• Livestock and Agriculture
• Invested in Thailand and around the world• Total sale in 2005: 3200 1133, million USD ( ,
7 4 million Baht)
– Business includes• Pig farm
– Selling raw pork and cooked pork (Sausage e.g..)
– Selling pigs and pig breeders
11stst Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated by Food Production Sectorby Food Production Sector
• Initiated from ProblemsInitiated from Problems– Poverty
– Lacking of land ownership
– Lacking of knowledge
– Draught
• Collaboration ofCollaboration of– Local agricultural cooperation
– Department of Agricultural Extension
– Local government
– Bangkok Bank
11stst Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated by Food Production Sectorby Food Production Sector
11stst Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated by Food Production Sectorby Food Production Sector
• Purposes of the project– Develop integrated agriculture for
increasing incomes– Form effective management system
in agricultural cooperation– Preserve fertility of lands and
prevent slash and burn agriculture
• Coverage of the project– Nong wa, Chachoengsao province– 495 acres
Chachoengsao
Details of the ProjectDetails of the Project• General InformationGeneral Information
– Started in 1977– 50 farmers jointed 10-year contract
• After 10 years what they get?– Land 9.5 acres– House– Farm (30-pig capacity)
• Pig farm Pig farm (Breeding farm)– Breeding and raising pig to 18 kg (8
weeks) and send to a central farm
– Contract farming with CPF – Income:
• 7,500 Baht/month (During debt period: first 10 years)
• 20,000 Baht/month
• Contract SystemContract System– CPF is a collateral security guarantee for the loan– Guarantee price– Providence of inputs for pig farm– Setting up a cooperative (CPF provide training as
well)• Farmers in the community own stocks of the cooperative
• Manage by farmers
Details of the ProjectDetails of the Project
Flow Chart of the ProjectFlow Chart of the Project
BankBank CPFCPF Central and Local Central and Local GovernmentGovernment
FarmerFarmer
FarmFarm
Market Market by CPFby CPF
• House/School
• Pig/Feed food/Medicines
• Contract farming
• Management• Knowledge
• Utilities
• Incomes
• Loan
• Payment
• Interests
• Pig 18 kg (8 weeks)
• Pig 100 kg
Environmental ManagementEnvironmental Management
• Zero wasteZero waste– Biogas production from excrement
– Sludge from biogas production used for soil enrichment
OutcomesOutcomes
• EconomicEconomic– Jobs security– Better quality of life– More incomes– Supplementary jobs (Growing mango)
• EnvironmentEnvironment– Pollution reduction– Increasing resources
CPF caseCPF case• Started 30 years ago when
– No regulation
– No mandatory
• Study to answer– What is a mechanism driving the project?
– How CPF makes the project work and
– How CPF maintains the program?
Voluntary Initiative Promotion
• Tools will be used– Interview and Questionnaire with Private sector
– Consultation with Governmental sector
• Use answers for– Come up with Policy Simulating the Mechanis
m
– Disseminate the policy in Food companies in Thailand
Voluntary Initiative Promotion
ToyotaToyota
22ndnd Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated by Automobile Sectorby Automobile Sector
Detroit oDetroit of Asiaf Asia
2. 2. Eco CarEco Car
Environmental Environmental
ConcernConcern
ThailandThailand
1. 1. Greening Greening Supply ChainSupply Chain
1. Greening Supply Chain1. Greening Supply Chain– Supplier: total number 153 companies
– Assist suppliers to achieve environmental standard (ISO 14001)
• Win-Win Solution• Supporting activities
– ISO 14001 certified• 37 companies in 2002 (25%)• 146 companies in 2005 (95%)
22ndnd Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated by Automobile Sectorby Automobile Sector
2. Eco Production2. Eco Production– Concern not just only energy efficiency
– Take environmental aspect into account• Use recyclable materials in cars• Started to use recycled materials in cars • Minimize the use of toxic chemicals (In production
line)• Stop using Substance of Environmental Concern
– Hilux Vigo – Yaris (Will be dine by the end of 2007)
• Emission standard• Energy efficiency
22ndnd Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated Case Study of Good Voluntary Initiated by Automobile Sectorby Automobile Sector
Toyota caseToyota case• Study to answer
– How Toyota help suppliers improving their environmental management through supply chain system?
– How Toyota incorporates Eco concept in a car production line?
Voluntary Initiative Promotion
• Tools will be used– Interview and Questionnaire with Private sector
– Consultation with Governmental sector
• Use answers for– Come up with Policy Simulating the Greening
Supply Chain
– Come up with Policy Simulating the Eco Production
– Disseminate a policy for Greening supply Chain in Car companies in Thailand
– Disseminate a policy for Eco Production for every car produced in Thailand
Voluntary Initiative Promotion
Thank YouThank You for for
Your AttentionYour Attention